I do get a kick out of your ridiculous over the top hatred for Rutgers. I really don't understand why you can't just shut the hell up and let the people going enjoy their experience. Some people go, they have fun, they don't have fun, whatever. How does that affect you?
Did someone from Rutgers kick your dog once?
They've ruined the experience of going to Rutgers matches for me. I used to enjoy it until they cranked the hype machine to 11, started using super loud music to create "atmosphere" and started going downhill in their wrestling at the same time. Now it's just loud and annoying with mediocre wrestling (even when they win) with Rex Ryan in charge, telling you four placers at B1Gs is a lot of progress from placing 10 three years earlier.
But more importantly, I live 45 minutes from the RAC and would have liked the opportunity to get a couple decent seats for the B1G tournament.
Here's how Rutgers mishandled the ticket situation as I understand it - they did their initial allocation based on accounts, not ticket season ticket holders. So if you had 12 seats in your season ticket account, you were able to get 4 on the first go-round. If you have two seats, you also got 4. Now I have no idea why they did it so stupidly - it's Rutgers. Then, on the second go-round, you could get 8 more - all season ticket holders. Which is just compounding their initial error. They only have about 3000 season tickets sold. If they just offered B1G tickets on a 1 for 1 basis, they could have made sure their season ticket holders got B1G tickets. But that was too easy for them to manage to do, so they did the convoluted second wave. If you have a single season ticket, you could wind up with 12 B1G tickets. If you have 16 season tickets on one account, you could only get 12 seats at the tournament the way it was handled. It's just rank stupidity.
So with 3000 season ticket seats and a capacity of 6200, they could have ensured at least decent seats for all programs in the B1G quite easily. But in typical Rutgers fashion, they created a shit show instead.
Or they could have had the event at the Prudential Center in Newark, which is a proper venue for the event. There were options that would have not screwed over a lot of people. But those were not chosen.
Just saw Big Ten tickets go up for sale in the 200 section for 265.00, nice job Rutgers.
Or they could do it in a way that didn't set up a lot of profiteering for their season ticket holders.
Thank goodness for Flo.